Крипторынок ждет новый импульс на фоне слабого спроса

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Исследователи аналитической компании Matrixport заявили: перспективы криптовалютного сектора остаются неясными. Несмотря на проведение саммита по цифровым валютам в Белом доме и создание стратегического резерва биткоинов в США, значительного увеличения цен ведущих виртуальных активов не случилось. По мнению экспертов, это связано с низкими ставками финансирования бессрочных фьючерсов. Такое положение дел говорит об отсутствии энтузиазма со стороны розничных инвесторов.

График, опубликованный исследователями, показывает: в апреле и декабре 2024 года ставки финансирования поднимались до 79,7% и 81% соответственно. Однако 20 января 2025 года показатель составил лишь 27%, что значительно ниже предыдущих пиков. В середине февраля он и вовсе опустился до 16%, указывая на слабый интерес участников рынка.

«Даже инаугурация Дональда Трампа не вызвала ожидаемого всплеска активности среди инвесторов. Обычно такие крупные события могут стать катализатором роста криптовалют, но в этот раз ничего подобного не произошло. Следовательно, для следующего серьезного подъема курса биткоина потребуется более мощный триггер», — заявили эксперты.

По их словам, рынок остается в состоянии ожидания. Пока розничные инвесторы не проявляют интереса, движения цен будут ограниченными. Без притока новых денег в сектор не стоит рассчитывать на значительный рост.

Однако, специалисты подчеркнули: История показывает, что периоды низкого интереса часто предшествуют новым волнам бычьего рынка. Если появится серьезный фундаментальный фактор, способный привлечь капитал, ситуация может измениться. Пока же участники рынка ждут следующего крупного события, которое способно увеличить интерес к криптовалютам.

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